The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory is a major annual publication derived from its sister volume The Year's Work in English Studies. It provides a comprehensive collection of theoretical essays with bibliographies for work published in a given year.Volume 3 reviews over three hundred titles in fourteen chapters beginning with a general survey of Critical Theory, devoted to the discussion of Cultural Criticism, The Politics of Reading and Writing, Postmodernism, Poetics, Anthropology and Critical Theory, History and Critical Theory. The subsequent chapters offer extensive coverage of Semiotics, Intertextuality, Psychoanalysis, Deconstruction, Feminism, Colonial Discourse/Postcolonial Theory, Historicism, Theories of Reading and Reception, Queer Theories/Cultures, Media Studies, Art Histories and Visual Cultural Studies, Popular Music, and Film Studies.Volume 3 evaluates work published in 1993.
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Höhe: 140 mm
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978-0-631-18861-2 (9780631188612)
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Preface. 1. Critical Theory: General: Stuart Sim (University of Sunderland). 2. Semiotics: Adrian Page (University of Luton). 3. Intertextuality: Graham Allen (University College Cork). 4. Psychoanalysis: Vicky Lebeau (University of Sussex). 5. Deconstruction: Karin Littau (University of the West of England). 6. Feminism: Sara Mills (Sheffield Hallam University) with Vassiliki Kolocotroni, Lyndie Brimstone, Pauline Polkey, Diana Wallace and Angie Sandhu. 7. Colonial Discourse, Postcolonial Theory: Kate McGowan (Manchester Metropolitan University). 8. Historicism: Scott Wilson (Lancaster University). 9. Theories of Reading and Reception: Adrian Stokes (University of Leicester). 10. Queer Theories/Cultures: Tasmin Spargo (Liverpool John Moores University). 11. Media Studies: Jeffrey Collins (Plymouth University). 12. Art Histories and Visual Cultural Studies: Jonathan Harris (Keele University). 13. Popular Music: David Buckley (Munich). 14. Film Studies: Susan Purdie (University of Plymouth).
